The Practical Reality of Painting Yourself Into a Corner
This image features a social media exchange regarding the classic dilemma of painting oneself into a corner. The original post suggests that one should 'learn how to finish' before beginning a task. However, a reply offers a more pragmatic perspective, noting that one can simply wait for the paint to dry before finishing the remaining section. The post concludes with a motivational takeaway, suggesting that the fear of not knowing how to complete a project should not prevent someone from starting, as solutions often become clear during the process.
just step into the paint, paint the remaining corner and then paint over your footsteps.
this is my warhammer painting story from top to bottom, i junked so many tutorial videos, bough so much tools, to the point all i ended up with was 1+ year of paralyzing anxiety to fuck it up. embrace the process of becoming better along the way, unless your project costs 10s of
A great deal of work is like watching paint dry.
The real moral: begin by the beginning, not by the end.
Cut off your tits while your sleeping, Tiara? Then jerk off to them?
Because it's just impossible that different scenarios may require different approaches. Just try to plan it out yourself instead of relying on internet pictures or some other guru knowledge. Oh, but then if you fail you can't blame anyone for it.
Just got the meaning of painting oneself in a corner
Unfortunately, OP bought a paint that takes 3+ days to dry...
That's how US economy works. Just start doing things. You'll figure out the way out later. If not, US taxpayers will cover the cost of fixing it for you.
A good place to put inspirational quotes is up your arse